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AI scam help desk

Fake voices, fake faces, fake messages. Check what just happened, learn the tricks scammers use, practise spotting them, then send this to your parents.

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Just got a strange call, message or ad?

Pick what just happened and answer 3 yes-or-no questions. You'll see how risky it is and what to do right now.

Scam field guide

The 8 most common AI scams

Questions people ask

The questions people search most

Can a family video call be fake?Yes, it canAI faking a relative's voiceYes, a few seconds is enoughAlready sent money to a scammerAct within the first hourA stranger wants to chatStop when money comes upEasy high-paying jobs abroadCheck 3 things before you goPaid “like and review” tasksIf you must pay in, it's a trapDoctors advertising medicine onlineVery likely a deepfakeAI trading robots with daily profitsAlmost certainly a scamBank calls to update face IDYes, it's a scamScam messages written by AILook at what it asks you to do

Practice room

Practise spotting scams before you meet one

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For the whole family

Protect your parents ahead of time

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Scammers target older people the most. One message today helps your family know what to do when the phone rings at midnight.

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Sent money or shared an OTP? Do this now, in order

113Police (Vietnam)Card hotlineYour bankcanhbao.khonggianmang.vnReport online scams (Vietnam)
  1. Stop every transaction. Don't send more, even if they say a fee will get your money back.
  2. Call your bank right away (number on your card or in the app). Give the time, amount and receiving account, and ask them to freeze it.
  3. Keep evidence: screenshots of messages, call history, receipts. Don't delete anything.
  4. Report it to the police. In Vietnam, call 113 or go to your local police station.
  5. Change your passwords, warn family and friends (scammers may use your name next), and in Vietnam report it at canhbao.khonggianmang.vn.

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